Captain Isaac Hull, who were appointed Constitution's commanding officer in 1810, set to sea July 12, without the need of orders, to avoid becoming blockaded in port. His intention was to affix the 5 ships of Rodgers' squadron. But one month later on, she achieved with one of them once ag

Structure was becalmed and unable to run within the five British ships, but Hull acted over a recommendation from his 1st Lieutenant Charles Morris. He purchased the crew to put boats in excess of the side to tow the ship outside of variety, working with kedge anchors to attract the ship forward and